Sentence examples for uneasiness about how from inspiring English sources

If you don't think so, you might have some uneasiness about how mutable music is becoming.

There is, too, a troubling knowingness, an uneasiness about how seriously the novel should press down on its seriously interrogative title.

The comments reflected increased frustration within the administration over General Musharraf's power grab, as well as mounting uneasiness about how much longer Pakistan can continue in the present chaos before descending into further instability.

What Newtown did was lump all the nation's uneasiness about how we live and where we're heading into a single wound--and focus our hopes that something, some little thing, can be done to make it better.

The vote by Parliament reflects a growing uneasiness in Europe about how advertisers and big business promote their products.

Both Ms. Krueger and Mr. Goodman say that, despite the uncertainty, they are not feeling any sense of uneasiness or worry about how this election will ultimately turn out.

In a sign of the uneasiness that has engulfed his organization, Mr. McCallum's two senior strategists and his chief fund-raiser quit recently, concerned about how the campaign was being run.

But Orwell's uneasiness over how to label the work is telling.

The couple is also fostering a network of "social entrepreneurs" who share their uneasiness over how few problems are solved by traditional philanthropy.

But there's still a tension, an uneasiness with how we approach these relationships on screen.

If she does not suspect you and ends up confiding in you about the notes and about her uneasiness about the sender, confess that you were behind them and that you will stop now that you know how uncomfortable they made her feel.